BEFORE SELLING HOUSE

Tips to Get a Good Impression visits.

Clean the house or apartment before it was shown to prospective buyers. Clean the windows and make sure the windows are not damaged. Perform all preparation as thoroughly as possible. Check if there are any insects or pests that nest. If you do not have time to clean yourself, you can hire the services of home cleaning.

If the furniture is sold participate, make sure nothing is broken. Make sure the kitchen cabinets, shelves, and drawers in a clean state. Prospective buyers could carefully examine every corner of your property.

Cat back home if necessary. If there are holes in the walls, patched and re-paint the walls. You can create a fresh and new feel just the repainted. If you do not like the flashy colors, you can choose a more neutral color to make it more flexible.

Eliminate odor. If you have a pet, this is probably the cause of the odor. Avoid mask the smell with air freshener, as they may be potential buyers allergy air freshener. The smell of cigarettes can also be considered as a bad odor. Air circulation and ventilation light also noteworthy.

If a pet, make sure the animal was not in the house when the visit took place. Not everyone likes pets, because they may be afraid or allergic to animals

Make sure the house looks neat. Tidy up your belongings being scattered. If there is not sufficient space, try to reset or put in storage. Prospective buyers will feel uncomfortable if the condition of the house a mess

Check the lights, air conditioners, water heaters, fans, and all the plugs work well. Perform repair, or replace with new ones if necessary.

If the room is poorly lit, prospective buyers are not interested. Prepare adequate lighting prior to the visit, including regulating sunlight, open blinds and windows, and turn on the lights. Often repainting can provide good lighting effects.

Check the bathroom before potential buyers see. The bathrooms were dirty can be a deciding factor leading to a potential buyer the attack.

If you still inhabit the house, do not show personal goods, especially family photos. The purpose of these visits is to make potential buyers to be able to imagine the house where they lived. If you have furniture that you do not sell, do not show it to prospective buyers. Potential buyers will think, the furniture is sold with the house.

Place the flowers for a refreshing atmosphere. Flowers usually creates a refreshing sight. Make sure the flowers are still fresh and the water.

We recommend that you uninstall all the wallpapers. Not all prospective buyers like wallpaper, because tastes vary.

The exterior of your home is as important as the interior. If you sell an apartment, make sure the front door and locks in good condition. Re-paint or replace the door knob if necessary. If the door is worn, replace with a new one before there is a potential buyer who visits. If you sell your home, check the roof is in good condition. The general condition of the house should be able to invite prospective buyers. If there is a park or garden in your home, make sure the manicured grass and unsightly.

Be flexible with time visits. There are some potential buyers who might be visiting in times that are not public. As much as possible, try to visit them a good experience. The more traffic, the more bids you will get.

Buyers rarely willing to buy a property that they can not inspection. There should be no room for views that you not allow buyers to appointments.

When prospective buyers looking at your home, do not follow them. The most important thing is that you can answer their questions. Greet them with a friendly and invite them to have a look. If they are with an agent, let the agent explain your home to prospective buyers. Do not be tense when they are in your home. Your hospitality will make them comfortable.